Louisiana HB1255 amends the prescriptive period for actions related to zoning, building, and subdivision regulation violations.
Louisiana HB1255 modifies the prescriptive period for actions related to zoning, building, and subdivision regulation violations. It sets a five-year limit for filing actions related to these violations, starting from the first act constituting the violation. The bill also removes the requirement for actual written notice to the parish, municipality, or agency before the prescriptive period begins. It retains the two-year prescriptive period for actions related to nonconforming signs and billboards.
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